Anonymous
01/31/2026 10:24
Subject: Re:Are you a millionaire?
Yes, recently divorced 45F. Net worth $2.5 million.
Anonymous
01/31/2026 10:03
Subject: Re:Are you a millionaire?
41, spouse is 45. I launched my own business a few years and that's when things really started to get going in terms of income. Before that we combined made less than $750K; now we clear closer to $4M between us and we both work extremely hard.
We have $3.5M saved across retirement, brokerage, and our kids' 529. Hoping to beef this up but have spent a lot of money in the last two years on major house renovations.
We have $1.5M left on a mortgage on our primary residence, which is probably worth about $4M now conservatively, maybe even closer to $5M. We have an $800,000 mortgage on a second home that is worth $2M+ now. So probably conservatively another $3.5M in home equity. Consider myself extremely lucky and don't take any of it for granted.
We have $3.5M saved across retirement, brokerage, and our kids' 529. Hoping to beef this up but have spent a lot of money in the last two years on major house renovations.
We have $1.5M left on a mortgage on our primary residence, which is probably worth about $4M now conservatively, maybe even closer to $5M. We have an $800,000 mortgage on a second home that is worth $2M+ now. So probably conservatively another $3.5M in home equity. Consider myself extremely lucky and don't take any of it for granted.
Anonymous
01/28/2026 17:05
Subject: Are you a millionaire?
Age. -60
Age you hit $1 million net worth. -Maybe between 45-50?
Liquid or includes house. -Liquid. Does not include - house, vehicles, bullion, jewelry, college fund, marriage fund for kids, SS, pension, expected inheritance etc. Just investment.
Are you including you and spouse? - Both. Individually - I have 1 Mil. I have been a SAHM for past 20 yrs and will not be going back to work. I socked most every cent I made working into my retirement 20 yrs ago. We also lived below our means.
Age you hit $1 million net worth. -Maybe between 45-50?
Liquid or includes house. -Liquid. Does not include - house, vehicles, bullion, jewelry, college fund, marriage fund for kids, SS, pension, expected inheritance etc. Just investment.
Are you including you and spouse? - Both. Individually - I have 1 Mil. I have been a SAHM for past 20 yrs and will not be going back to work. I socked most every cent I made working into my retirement 20 yrs ago. We also lived below our means.